davmillar

@rencosch don’t give up! Just wait a little longer ??

@pfefferle thanks for making this plugin, and congrats on the acquisition/joining Automattic!

I’m running into this same issue. I don’t have any error logs in the folder for the plugin but I’ll continue looking based on the information in this thread. FWIW my host maxes out at PHP 7.4 right now but is adding support for PHP 8 within the next month or so.

I’m having the issue again, but now it’s with a new sub-site that I migrated to the network from its own install. Yesterday before upgrading WordPress, the new main site itsdaves.site was serving secretspecial.info instead of the hub site. After the WP update it seemed fine. Now I see that the newly migrated site, blog.davesmapper.com, was starting to serve itsdaves.site instead. I checked for updates, didn’t see any, and did a ‘Network Upgrade’ just to be sure. Now blog.davesmapper serves secretspecial.info instead. It’s starting to get really confusing as to which site will be served at any given moment on any of the domains and I’m not sure how to continue troubleshooting.

As a workaround, I was recommended to move the multi-site’s main/hub to a dummy blog and make the taco blog a child, and that seems to have at least mitigated the issue for the taco blog. I was still able to reproduce the issue with the dummy blog’s URL serving the personal blog after WordPress updated before I logged into the admin panel again. It’s still something I’d like to debug and work on fixing, but not as urgent a problem as before.

@jnashhawkins I originally had multiple installs. I changed the ‘tacos’ site to a multisite installation, then I did an import of the ‘secretspecial’ content to the newly created subsite. I don’t see a redirect happening at the browser level — e.g. it’s still showing the domain for the taco site instead of the secretspecial site when it happens. I’m not sure if my host will be able to help considering it seems to be an issue with what site WordPress decides to serve.